In Assemble, Bremmer explores the tension between static shapes and the suggestion of activity. The squared composition relies on a rigorous geometric framework, where each line and angle serves as a building block for a larger, graphic whole. By layering these elements, the artist creates a sense of depth that mimics the complex realities of our built world, turning simple shapes into a dense, vibrating landscape.

The work draws on modernist traditions, focusing on the essential elements of art—color, shape, and line—to communicate a feeling of structural integrity. There is a tactile quality to the way the patterns lock together, inviting the viewer to trace the connections between individual parts and the collective design. It is an exercise in precision that finds interest in the way disparate pieces find their place within a singular frame.